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Cover Story

TUNE IN TO ARABIC

The Ministry of Education in Bahrain is aiming to introduce Arabic language as a compulsory subject for non-Arab speakers in private schools in a bid to strengthen communication with locals and ‘instill a spirit of citizenship’.

February 27 - March 5, 2013

678 views

Local News

Market mania grips kingdom

AN outdoor Farmers Market has become the kingdom’s newest family magnet for thousands of Bahrainis and expats.

February 27 - March 5, 2013

602 views

TV Weekly

Cole may be ‘Aloud’ back onto X Factor USA judging panel

GIRLS Aloud singer Cheryl Cole is in talks to return to The X Factor USA, despite her turbulent past relationship with the show according to a new report.

February 27 - March 5, 2013

2221 views

Film Weekly

Mama knows best

According to horror films, there’s nothing cute about little girls and I whole-heartedly agree, after all … I was one once!

February 27 - March 5, 2013

411 views

Golf News

In the driving seat

Awali Golf Club’s head PGA professional and GulfWeekly columnist Matt Chalmers has received a shiny new Mercedes C200 saloon to mark the beginning of a new partnership between the club and Al Haddad Motors.

February 27 - March 5, 2013

399 views

VIDEOS

With love, from Japan

GDNLIFE

Motoring

Revamped model thrills

‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’, as the saying goes, but that doesn’t mean you can’t update, improve and revamp it, a point firmly proven by the 2013 Audi Q5.

February 27 - March 5, 2013

455 views

Eating Out

Tucking into farmer’s feast

Whenever my aunties and uncles describe their favourite niece, the only words that come to mind is baidh o tomat (egg and tomato), writes May Al Mousawi.

February 27 - March 5, 2013

2232 views

Too Hot To Trot

Show jumping challenge

Sahara Riding Stables held its second Show Jumping Challenge of the year on Friday starting with a joint Green Horse /Rider and Junior One class.

February 27 - March 5, 2013

353 views

Techtonic Specials

Fruitful competition

Mobile phones named after healthy snacks are getting smarter by the week and BlackBerry’s latest offering, the Z10, is aiming to replace Apple’s iPhone as top pick in the technology fruit basket, writes Charlie Holding.

February 27 - March 5, 2013

378 views

Sports News

LONG JOURNEY BACK

Al Ahli Club, the fallen giants of Bahrain’s football elite, are battling back from the misery of relegation and aiming for a return to top flight action in the Viva First Division.

February 27 - March 5, 2013

495 views

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The Ministry of Education in Bahrain is aiming to introduce Arabic language as a compulsory subject for non-Arab speakers in private schools in a bid to strengthen communication with locals and ‘instill a spirit of citizenship’.

AN outdoor Farmers Market has become the kingdom’s newest family magnet for thousands of Bahrainis and expats.

GIRLS Aloud singer Cheryl Cole is in talks to return to The X Factor USA, despite her turbulent past relationship with the show according to a new report.

According to horror films, there’s nothing cute about little girls and I whole-heartedly agree, after all … I was one once!

Awali Golf Club’s head PGA professional and GulfWeekly columnist Matt Chalmers has received a shiny new Mercedes C200 saloon to mark the beginning of a new partnership between the club and Al Haddad Motors.

‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’, as the saying goes, but that doesn’t mean you can’t update, improve and revamp it, a point firmly proven by the 2013 Audi Q5.

Whenever my aunties and uncles describe their favourite niece, the only words that come to mind is baidh o tomat (egg and tomato), writes May Al Mousawi.

Sahara Riding Stables held its second Show Jumping Challenge of the year on Friday starting with a joint Green Horse /Rider and Junior One class.

Mobile phones named after healthy snacks are getting smarter by the week and BlackBerry’s latest offering, the Z10, is aiming to replace Apple’s iPhone as top pick in the technology fruit basket, writes Charlie Holding.

Al Ahli Club, the fallen giants of Bahrain’s football elite, are battling back from the misery of relegation and aiming for a return to top flight action in the Viva First Division.